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The downbeat duo can't help but wallow, but there's hope and joy in small moments on their latest
On This Mirror Weighs a Ton, New York outfit Interpol are sounding the most refreshed they have in over 15 years
On FLO's latest album, Therapy at the Club, the trio reach for a more box office pop sound with mixed result
Offers songs for reflection, whether the calm before the storm or the soul-searching afterwards
On fata morgana, L’Rain continues to move in a lane all her own
Experimental composer Julia Holter returns to 2024's Something in the Room She Moves to tend to some unfinished business
On DOOMED!, Open Mike Eagle and Kenny Segal have found a pocket that keeps you coming back – this is easily up there with one of the best hip-hop releases of the year
Manchester outfit Westside Cowboy release their debut album, performing the same movement throughout to (mostly) irrestible effect
The enigmatic brothers Boards of Canada warp space and time on their most sonically diverse offering yet
Cry Baby is Vince Staples' most focused and concentrated work in recent memory. Not one to miss as the uncomfortable truths ring out like war cries
The London-based trio mary in the junkyard’s debut album is a magnificent feat in angry, sad and fantastical folk-rock
Yard Act prove themselves to be far more malleable than you might expect as they continue to push the sonic envelope, while grounding their songs in relatable kitchen sink wit
Charli xcx's Brat follow-up is a bold shift in style, but beyond its singles Music, Fashion Film makes for patchy listening
Getdown Services' second full-length album is infectious, proving that the Minehead-raised duo are no joke – they’re one of the UK's most exciting new bands